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We add new printable worksheets, games, and teaching tools all the time! This page highlights some of our most recent additions to the site.
540 new files added over the past 365 days.
(added May 3, 2022)
Use this worksheet to write a spring-themed poem. Then color in the rainbow!
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(added May 3, 2022)
This worksheet tells what a couplet is and includes space for students to write three couplets of their own.
(added May 3, 2022)
With this worksheet, students learn about haikus and write one of their own about spring. They can then color in the flower.
(added April 28, 2022)
This worksheet has a mix of doubles and doubles plus one math problems. Includes 14 vertical and 6 horizontal equations.
(added April 28, 2022)
Students use the domino images to write out equations and add the doubles.
(added April 22, 2022)
Draw a picture to solve each of these four word problems. Then write a number sentence for each.
(added April 22, 2022)
Read each word problem (addition story). Draw a picture to solve. Write a number sentence (equation) for each.
(added April 20, 2022)
Use the number block models to help find the answers to the basic addition facts.
(added April 20, 2022)
This worksheet has a pair of tens frames with an equal number of counters in each. Add up the number of counters in each to find the answer.
(added April 20, 2022)
In this memory match card game, students take turns trying to match addition facts with their sums. Makes a great game for small groups or learning center activity. (Recommendation: Print on card stock so students cannot see through the cards.)
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(added April 20, 2022)
Solve each word problem with an addition doubles fact.
(added April 20, 2022)
Weave the math fact strip into the pirate ship. Slide it up and down to reveal doubles facts. (For best results, print on thick card stock paper.)
(added April 20, 2022)
Slide the facts through the airplane and say the answers. (Recommendation: Print on card stock for best results.)
(added April 20, 2022)
Use the illustrations of red and white math counters to solve the basic doubles +1 addition facts.
(added April 20, 2022)
Read each addition story. Use a doubles +1 fact to solve.
(added April 20, 2022)
Flip the cards upside down. Match the addition facts with their sums. The player with the most matches wins. (Recommendation: Print on card stock or thick paper so students cannot see through the cards.)
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(added April 20, 2022)
Write the answers to basic addition facts.
Then sort them into two categories on the t-chart: doubles or doubles +1.
Then sort them into two categories on the t-chart: doubles or doubles +1.
(added April 20, 2022)
Use illustrations of ten frames with counters to answer the math facts.
(added April 20, 2022)
On this worksheet, number blocks are used as models for basic doubles +1 addition facts.
(added April 19, 2022)
This worksheet features butterfly, ladybug, and bumblebee graphics for students to color in. Then, they can look for the line of symmetry in each image and fold along it.
(added April 19, 2022)
Use this worksheet to help students learn about symmetry. First, they will practice coloring an image of a butterfly in symmetry. Then, they will find the line of symmetry and fold the image along it.
(added April 19, 2022)
With this worksheet, students can color in an image of a ladybug and practice finding a line of symmetry.
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button below worksheet descriptions to view our Spanish translations. Learn more.(added April 19, 2022)
This coloring page features a bee graphic and helps students learn about lines of symmetry.
(added April 14, 2022)
Work on improving speed and accuracy with this addition doubles drill worksheet. Features illustrations of children wearing animal masks.
(added April 14, 2022)
Quickly and accurately solve the addition basic facts. All facts are doubles, from 0+0 up through 10+10. Features illustrations of children playing soccer.
(added April 14, 2022)
Write the answer to each basic addition fact (doubles). Then use the color key at the bottom to complete the picture.
(added April 14, 2022)
Write the answers to the addition facts (doubles, up to 10+10). Then color according to the key. The finished picture is a whale.
(added April 14, 2022)
Use red and white counters to find the answers to the doubles facts.
(added March 31, 2022)
Readers of this passage will learn the differences between two animals that look very similar--snakes and glass lizards. Then they'll answer comprehension questions, complete a crossword, and follow a writing prompt.
(added March 29, 2022)
In this story, Horse waits impatiently while Cow makes him a surprise. Reading comprehension questions about the story include multiple choice, short answer, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.
(added March 29, 2022)
Correct the mistakes in these sentences. Errors include grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
(added March 29, 2022)
The sentences on these worksheets have errors. Find them and rewrite the sentences correctly.
(added March 29, 2022)
Find the mistakes in these sentences and rewrite the sentences correctly.
(added March 21, 2022)
Use these word cards to build sentences. Make sure to include an "-ing" word in each one. Write your sentences on the lines provided with the worksheet.
(added March 21, 2022)
Create your own sentences using these 25 word cards. Be sure to include at least one
"-ink" word in each sentence.
"-ink" word in each sentence.
(added March 21, 2022)
Using these 25 word cards, students can create their own sentences. They should try to include at least one of the "-og" words in each of their sentences.
(added March 21, 2022)
Practice building sentences with these 25 word cards, including 4 "-un" words. Worksheet includes 14 numbered lines to write the sentences on.
(added March 21, 2022)
Students can carefully clip out these word cards and arrange them into sentences with at least one "-unk" word per sentence.
(added March 21, 2022)
Using these word cards, students can practice building and writing their own sentences with "-ore" words.
(added March 21, 2022)
With these word cards, students can practice making sentences using "-eel" words. The worksheet includes lined paper to write the sentences on.
(added March 21, 2022)
Students can use these word cards to make their own sentences using "-eep" words. There is also space for them to write their sentences.
(added March 21, 2022)
Students can carefully cut out these word cards and use them to make sentences with words from the "-ell" word family. Worksheet includes lines for students to write their sentences.
(added March 21, 2022)
Use the word cards on this page to form sentences with words from the "-en" word family. Write the sentences on the numbered lines provided.
(added March 21, 2022)
Carefully proofread these sentences. Then rewrite the sentence with the corrections included.
(added March 17, 2022)
Using markers, pencils, or crayons, color in this black-and-white image of an Easter basket.
(added March 17, 2022)
This image shows a chick sitting on top of an Easter egg. Make it your own by coloring it in.
(added March 17, 2022)
This black-and-white coloring page features an Easter bunny wearing a bow and holding an Easter egg.
(added March 17, 2022)
Read these sentences carefully, looking for the errors. Rewrite the sentences correctly.
(added March 17, 2022)
Look for the mistakes in these sentences, rewriting each sentence as you go. Errors include capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and more.
(added March 17, 2022)
Look for the mistakes in these sentences and rewrite the sentences with the corrections.
